Over the past few weeks, I fully wrapped up my rover project with all aspects of it working exactly as I wanted it to. So after finishing the project, I moved on to working on a new project for my sister. After asking me what she wanted, she suggested making a stand to hold all of her horse riding ribbons. So I began to design it. After the design was complete, I moved on to laser cutting and 3D printing various components to attach to the design. For the central piece of the

This week, I had a lot of success on the progress of my rover. At the start of the week, I completely reassessed my current progress to figure out what I needed to do to get the receiving PCB working. After checking both the soldering and schematic numerous times, I could not find a visible issue, but still, it would not work. I decided that as a final attempt to get the rover to work, I would take a new board and solder it to see if there was any difference or possible mis

Working incorrectly Working correctly This week, I continued to work on trying to get the PCB's working correctly. The current problem with the boards is a lack of correct movement in the wheels. When trying the control them, they some may move correctly in one direction, but will not move in the other direction. After testing the connection between the transmitter and receiver, everything worked normally as intended. With the joystick signals transferring perfectly. After lo